Meet Our Founders
Celia Woodhull
About
Experience
Hobbies
Celia was motivated to launch the Infant Season after experiencing how overwhelming and all-consuming the newborn days can be — from labor and delivery complications, to feeding issues, to birth recovery, to mental health, to navigating full-time work with littles. She believes all families need support and hopes to come alongside families through the highs and lows of infanthood.
Celia began her career as a lawyer, working as a judicial law clerk and a business litigation associate in Minneapolis before leaving to launch The Infant Season. Her experience as a lawyer enriched her passions for equity and advocacy.
Celia holds a B.A. in English and Classics from Washington University in St. Louis, and a J.D. from Vanderbilt University.
Cooking, coffee, cozy clothes, and spending time with her crew of Woodhull boys.
Miles Woodhull
About
Miles co-founded The Infant Season to address a public problem: access to high-quality support in the critical first year is deeply uneven, while caregiving remains undervalued. As AI reshapes the economy, he believes “the work that makes us human” should take center stage.
Experience
Before The Infant Season, Miles was Chief Operating Officer at the National Center for Grow Your Own, where he helped pioneer registered apprenticeships for K–12 teaching and expand accessible pathways into the profession. He began his career as a high school math teacher, shaping his conviction that we should invest in children as far upstream as possible, before gaps widen.
Miles holds a B.A. in Economics from Washington University in St. Louis and a Master of Public Affairs from Indiana University.
Hobbies
Choir, baseball, and reading with his two boys.